Antique silver dessert spoon by Edmond Bonnesoeur

This antique dessert spoon is by Edmond Bonnesoeur, a silversmith who had a workshop in late 19th-century Paris.

The Bonnesoeur workshop, active from 1887 to 1908, specialized in delicate designs.
The elegant Art Nouveau design, with its flowing botanical engravings on the bowl and intricately patterned handle, showcases the masterful craftsmanship and artistry of the era.

It can be used as a serving spoon for desserts, soups, or sauces, or simply as a striking accent on your dining table or displayed on a shelf.
It is a unique item that will add charm to any special occasion.

About the Poinçon (Hallmark)
This spoon bears the **"poinçon sanglier" (boar's head hallmark)**.
Boar's head hallmark: This mark is stamped on silver items with a purity of 800/1000, manufactured after 1838.

This hallmark testifies to the quality of French silverware and the reliable craftsmanship of the Bonnesoeur workshop.
Please enjoy this special silver item, which combines history and beauty, in your hands.

Condition: As an antique item, there may be minor scratches and discoloration due to age.
These imperfections are part of the charm of antique items.
Size (maximum value): Approximately 13.5cm x 3cm
Period: 1887-1908

(The displayed price is for one spoon)

Please read before purchasing:

This item is vintage or antique.
It is imported for decorative purposes. Therefore, there is no guarantee regarding its safety or durability as tableware.
Its use is at the customer's discretion.
There may be signs of age, small scratches from manufacturing, and color variations.
We ask for your understanding that these are characteristics unique to vintage items.